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Audit: SC jobless agency safeguards didn't work

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) โ€” A second independent audit of South Carolina's unemployment agency shows the system that checks whether people getting jobless benefits were also being paid at a job didn't work properly for six years.

Direct Air suspends flights for 2 months

NEW YORK (AP) โ€” Discount airline Direct Air is suspending all flights for two months after it abruptly cancelled its schedule at the height of spring break.

Savannah River Site debuts new green power plant

SAVANNAH RIVER SITE, S.C. (AP) โ€” Wood chips and old shredded tires could save the federal government around $1 billion over the next two decades, according to officials at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina.

SC unemployment falls to 9.3 percent

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) โ€” South Carolina's jobless rate has fallen for the sixth straight month, but state officials say the drop is mostly because thousands of people stopped looking for work.

Giving Youth a Fighting Chance

It's not your typical martial arts class. This new program is designed to help steer at risk youth in the right direction. The instructor says it's giving them a fighting chance to change their bad behavior.

SC River Site Debuts New Green Power Plant

SAVANNAH RIVER SITE, S.C. (AP) _ Officials at the Savannah River Site have opened a $795 million power plant that uses materials like wood chips and shredded tires to provide 30 percent of the electricity for the old nuclear weapons plant near Aiken.

Ellington Officially Gives Up Football

South Carolna's two-sport standout Bruce Ellington is giving up football to concentrate on basketball. Ellington said Monday that basketball was his first love and he wanted to focus on that sport full time.

SC Senate To Elect New Leader

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ South Carolina senators will choose a new leader this week after Senate President Pro Tem Glenn McConnell is sworn in as the next lieutenant governor.

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